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Portraits of @nana.kwasi.wiafe shot by Lawrence Agyei taken at Bukom Boxing Arena in Ghana. The arena was constructed in Bukom, a community known for their world boxing champions. We explored the arena through the use of color , style and different shooting perspectives.
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#ShortFilmSundays Bukom is a fishing town in Ghana that five world boxing champions since the 60s. Nii Armarh Tetteh is one of those pursuing a pugilistic journey in becoming the next great.
Dir. by Alexis Rossi
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Boxing fans, Bukom neighborhood of Accra, Ghana - photo © Patrick Sinkel, Shortlist, Professional , Sport, 2016 Sony World Photography Awards
"If one is thinking about countries being successful in boxing, just a few will have Ghana in mind. But Ghana produced a couple of world champions in boxing – the most famous one being Azumah Nelson. The weird fact about boxing in Ghana is all world champions are from Bukom, a small neighborhood of Accra. Bukom is a poor suburb, most people work as fishermen. But boxing here has a long tradition – it is the second nature of the people as many say. Hundreds of years ago, the Ga-People, an ethnic group who lives mainly in Accra, developed their own way of fighting. Due to the British influence during colonization, the Ga came in touch with boxing. Since then boxing is the most famous sport in Bukom. Nowadays boxing is much more than a sport, it is a way to escape poverty and everyday problems. Many kids and juveniles dream of being a professional boxer in the US or Europe. They fight for their dreams, literally." (Source)
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Bukom Banku Loses His Mother
Bukom Banku Loses His Mother
Ghanaian boxer and entertainer, Braimah Kamoko, otherwise known as Bukom Banku, has lost his mother. The sad news happened today. He broke the news in an interview with Asempa FM on Thursday, May 20, 2021. “I am on my way to Koforidua, my mother has died this morning at the Koforidua hospital…she had been battling for her life for the past 17 years and it has not been easy, we are three and I am…
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With the #bukom #legend @bukomdancehall https://www.instagram.com/p/CF6z71VjcuX/?igshid=rngqsh271mbf
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SM fan climbs electric pole to watch Shatta Wale’s performance at Bukom
Fans of self-acclaim Dancehall King Shatta Wale have proven time without number that they can do all within their power to show support for their favourite artiste. Last Saturday, the most anticipated show “Loud in Bukom” was held at the Bukom square which had the likes of Jupitar, Fameye, Edem on the bill but Ga rapper Aletse Tinny and Shatta Wale were the main acts for the night. Shatta Wale mounted the stage some few minutes after 3 am performed through till 7 am when the organizers of the programme had to beg him to bring his performance to an end after performing 109 songs. A fan who we believe is a strong SM fan who couldn’t make it to the front to watch Shatta’s electrifying performance decided to watch the performance by climbing a light pole just to sit and watch Shatta Wale’s performance. Watch the video below: Read the full article
SM fan climbs electric pole to watch Shatta Wale’s performance at Bukom
Fans of self-acclaim Dancehall King Shatta Wale have proven time without number that they can do all within their power to show support for their favourite artiste. Last Saturday, the most anticipated show “Loud in Bukom” was held at the Bukom square which had the likes of Jupitar, Fameye, Edem on the bill but Ga rapper Aletse Tinny and Shatta Wale were the main acts for the night. Shatta Wale mounted the stage some few minutes after 3 am performed through till 7 am when the organizers of the programme had to beg him to bring his performance to an end after performing 109 songs. A fan who we believe is a strong SM fan who couldn’t make it to the front to watch Shatta’s electrifying performance decided to watch the performance by climbing a light pole just to sit and watch Shatta Wale’s performance. Watch the video below: Read the full article
Shatta Wale betrays close friend as he choose Tinny's show over Solash's concert
Shatta Wale betrays close friend as he choose Tinny’s show over Solash’s concert
Ghana’s most sought-after Dancehall artiste Shatta Wale has finally set the records straight with the controversy surrounding his performance in the upcoming Homowo celebrations to be held within the Ga community.
Shatta Wale was reported to have been billed as the headline artiste for an outdoor concert organized by his Solash Entertainment, an event promotions outfit owned by young Ghanaian…
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